Participating in the Stockman Bank groundbreaking event were, left to right, Bill Coffee, CEO, Stockman Bank; Dave Zoanni, Chief of Branch Supervision, Stockman Bank; Virginia Coffee, board of directors, Garth Kallevig, Sidney branch president; Alton Hillesland, Sidney building inspector; Bob Goss, Doug Pust and Mike McCollum, board members.
SIDNEY – Stockman Bank broke ground on Wednesday, May 27, on its new full-service banking location at 301 West Holly Street at the northwest corner of Holly and Third Avenue NW in Sidney.
Construction will continue on the three-story, 29,157 square-foot facility that will depict the design of other Stockman Bank buildings, with a 24 hour ATM and night depository, and a spacious multi-lane drive-up that will be large enough to pull a trailer through to better serve our area farmers, ranchers, and trades people. The main entry will be all glass with high ceilings allowing for the second floor atrium to overlook the lobby. More importantly, this new location will provide adequate parking for customers, employees and guests. The completion date is set for spring 2016.
"Stockman has been committed to the MonDak area for decades and we're excited to further our commitment by building a larger facility to continue serving the financial needs of our growing community," comments Garth Kallevig, President of Stockman Bank Sidney. "With the extensive growth in agriculture, medical, professional, retail and energy production in our area, we feel this expansion is another example of our continual commitment to Richland County and the surrounding areas."
In addition to the new banking facility, Stockman plans to keep their existing drive-up location at 120 2nd Street SW to conveniently serve their customers in central downtown Sidney. At this time, Stockman Bank will stay in their main bank on the corner of Main Street and Central Avenue until the new facility is open.
Stockman Bank is Montana's largest privately held family owned bank. Stockman is committed to the MonDak area and looks forward to continuing the community banking principles they were founded upon over 60 years ago.
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